Ethan Schmidt

Location of Interview
Collection Name

Maritime Studies Capstone Seminar Oral History Project

Description

MAST 4994W/AMST 3265W Capstone students at the University of Connecticut produced podcasts from oral histories that they collected during the Spring semester 2020.  

Interviewer
Date of Interview
04-25-2020
Principal Investigator
Audio
Video
Biographical Sketch

Oral history interview with Ethan Schmidt, Sea Cadet and Astrophysicist.  Engineer on a Gas Line and multiple ships out at sea. 

Subjects/Topics:
Life of Ethan Schmidt, Life as a sea cadet, Life as a engine cadet, NOAA, Bouchard Transportation, Good/Bad Effects of The Sea.

Recording format/notes:
Recorded digitally in one file on Zoom Call, voice recorder using a microphone on MacBook. Recorded in my bedroom in Oakdale.


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